Sentence examples for presumption where from inspiring English sources

Analogical arguments are identified as a false basis for generalizations; they are "at best only admissible as an inconclusive presumption, where real proof is unattainable" (Bk. V, v, 6).

If, however, one rightly thinks P is the case, but did "not [first] ascertain with a pramāṇa" (tshad mas ma nges pa) the characteristics of Q, R, this is deemed to be, in Geluk (dge lugs) texts, a "true presumption where the [character of the] reason was not determined" (Tib.

They aren't yet at the stage of making presumptions about where the night will end up, though Richard hopes it will be at Sarah's – "If I'm lucky".

In startup-land, however, the presumptions about where housing demand is going looks a bit different.

The presumption is that where drawn is mentioned after hanged, the sense is as here".

Instead, the presumption is that "where Parliament had provided that the decision of an inferior court was final and conclusive the High Court should not be astute to find that the inferior court's decision on a question of law had not been made final and conclusive, thereby excluding the jurisdiction to review it".

Mr. Bailey, the state representative, said the Sutton case should change the usual presumptions in cases where retesting is impossible.

Eleanor Besley of sustainable transport group Sustrans said the government's claim that the framework indicated what sustainable should mean "in practice" left a self-reinforcing situation, where "the presumption in favour of sustainable development actually means a presumption in favour of development".

"Our courts are a place where the presumption of innocence is not a Hollywood catch phrase, but a place where evidence, facts and truth prevail," Mr. Greenspan said.

The assorted mystics, philosophers, theologians and, most recently, neuroscientists who have burned a candle searching for the essence of consciousness all started with a simple presumption: Consciousness must begin where unconsciousness ends.

However, most campaigners omit an important qualification contained in the draft: that the presumption does not apply where the adverse impacts of development would "significantly and demonstrably outweigh the benefits".